Kennedy Hosts Army Navy Game With Silver Dollar Toss
President Kennedy attended the Army Navy football clash in Philadelphia, tossing silver dollars for the opening kickoff and handing another to Navy captain Jake Hewitt. He arrived with a presidential entourage, watched from a box on the Army side, and wore casual dress in warm weather.
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Debate on Red China Admission to United Nations
UNITED NATIONS reports a two week debate on admitting Red China to the UN. US, USSR, and Nationalist China opened speeches, with Stevenson urging a two thirds vote on an important question. Russia seeks immediate removal of Nationalist Chinese from UN bodies, while China challenges with a vote free of manipulation under UN supervision. Assembly adjourned until Monday for further talks.
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Sonic Boom Triggers LA Bomb Scare
A sonic boom rattled the Los Angeles metropolitan area prompting police and a flood of calls. Officials said no damage was reported beyond shattered windows and the sound of the blast, which was likely from a military jet though no aircraft was identified.
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Beada in Albanian Riot Death Toll Reported
Belgrade dispatch says 20 detainees died this week in a bloody riot at a political prison camp in Korea Albania. Albanian military police quelled the riot after protests over bread rations harsh treatment by guards and excessive hand work.
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AF Colonel Named as Chaplain of Year
Washington UPI reports Col Samuel M Bays 50 of Dublin Texas, staff chaplain for the 26th Air Division at Hancock Field Syracuse, N Y, named 1962 Chaplain of the Year by the Reserve Officers Association. He will be honored at a banquet March 2. Bays has served in the Air Force for 20 years.
Farmman Hails Egg Yield Record in Japanese Village
In Kanal Village Japan Shoichi Momma owner of a White Leghorn hen proclaims a record day with 12 eggs in one day and a 26 day period totaling 139 eggs, claiming the proudest status for his poultry. The report notes 13 eggs in a day and 159 in 29 as part of the surprising tally.
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Fire delays Niagara Tower construction opening next spring
Fire burned out scaffolding and concrete forms at the top of the Seagram Tower in Niagara Falls delaying its opening. The 2 million tourist attraction, planned to rise about 300 feet above the falls, will not open until next spring.
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North Turns Cold Weather Hits Northern States
A mass of attic chilled the northern edge of the nation from Idaho to the Dakotas today, causing snow flurries to develop over much of the area. Mild, dry weather prevailed over most of the rest of the country. California was damp with showers and rain. Snow accumulation in northern areas was less than an inch. Temperatures near midnight dipped to 2 degrees above zero at Cutbank Montana and 6 above at Great Falls Montana.
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Ferry Crew Sentenced for Thefts in Transit
Portsmouth England four men from the crew of the Portsmouth to Isle of Wight ferry were jailed for pilfering goods aboard the ship. Over five years they stole more than 1000 pounds worth of clothing food electrical gear tools and toys valued at about 2800 dollars, prosecutors said.
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Venezuela Sees Kennedys Visiting Caracas in December
Foreign Minister Marcos Falcon Briceno said President Kennedy and his wife are expected in Venezuela mid-December with a likely Caracas weekend visit, according to El Nacional quoting diplomatic sources. The White House stated dates had not been settled.
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U N Plane Missing With Four in Congo
A Swedish C46 transport aircraft with four aboard is missing near Luluabourg while flying for the United Nations in the Congo. The crew consisted of three Swedish crewmen and a Swedish major, and the plane was due to land in Luluabourg late Friday.
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Dixie Town Seeks Writ to Ban Freedom Riders
McComb Mississippi officials plan to seek a federal court injunction to forbid further Freedom Riders arrivals after white mobs attacked riders and reporters at the Greyhound terminal. CORE said more trips were planned as Washington praised local authorities for maintaining order amid the violence.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Robert FE. Kennedy
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Duck Freed From Chimney In Miami Home
Mr and Mrs A C Sutherland Ware were startled by quacks at breakfast when a duck became stuck halfway down their chimney. Humane Society representatives rescued the fowl, sun-stained and squawking, but unharmed on Friday.
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A.C. Sutherland Ware
Humane Society
Industrial Polygraph Screening Co. Ad
Brief notice for a lie detection service listing Industrial Polygraph Screening Co at 303 Pacific Ave Log Teach. Includes product names Gametayesal Industri Ferstaal Day and High Service references. Readable text sparse on details.
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Industrial Polygraph Screening CO
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Teach
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